In our clinic, we use a wide range of devices to improve the health and well-being of our patients. Some of these devices are used for both diagnostics and therapy, such as the Humac Norm.
What is the Humac Norm?
The Humac Norm is a diagnostic and therapeutic device with diverse applications in movement therapy. It enables precise measurements of muscle strength and joint mobility, allowing us to assess the functionality of various muscle groups and joints. These measurements are crucial for tailoring therapies to the specific needs of our patients. In therapy, the Humac Norm is used to perform targeted exercises for both upper and lower extremities, helping to improve patients’ muscle strength and mobility. The device is versatile, supporting the training of thighs, knees, hips, ankles, back, shoulders, elbows and wrists, thereby enhancing overall mobility and muscle strength.
Who Can Benefit from the Humac Norm?
Neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s disease often lead to muscle deterioration and reduced mobility. Similarly, sudden events like a stroke or traumatic brain injury can result in muscle atrophy due to limited or impaired movement of affected body parts. In these cases, intensive movement therapy is required, where the Humac Norm is first used for diagnostics and then for subsequent therapy.
How Does the Humac Norm Work?
The Humac Norm functions by capturing and analyzing movement data. Patients perform specific movements and exercises while sensors record precise data. This data is analyzed in real-time, providing valuable insights into the patient’s progress. Typically, the Humac Norm is used initially to assess joint mobility and muscle strength. Based on the collected data, a personalized therapy plan is created. Regular exercise sessions and continuous progress monitoring are integral to the therapy process. The exercises are adjusted according to progress data to ensure optimal outcomes.
Unique Features and Benefits of the Humac Norm
With its innovative sensors and analytical tools, the Humac Norm provides accurate data on joint mobility and muscle strength. This allows therapy plans to be precisely tailored to the patient’s needs. Both therapists and patients receive immediate feedback, enabling real-time adjustments to the therapy.
